Binding Spines 22 mm HERLITZ pack of 50, blue – for comb binding machines

HERLITZ Binding Spines 22 mm in blue, pack of 50, are flexible comb spines designed for comb binding machines and manual comb binding units. With a 22 mm diameter, each spine comfortably holds documents of approximately 110–120 sheets depending on paper weight. These spines create a professional, secure binding for reports, manuals, presentations and other multi-page documents used in office, school and home environments.

Advantages

The blue HERLITZ binding spines are made from resilient plastic that maintains shape and allows pages to turn easily. A standardized comb pitch ensures compatibility with most comb binding machines. Supplied in a bulk pack of 50, they provide an economical option for recurring binding needs. Their colour offers simple visual organisation of files without adding bulk to the finished document.

Suitable for

• Binding reports and presentations
• Assembling manuals, course materials and workbooks
• Creating office files, proposals and reference documents
• School projects and student assignments

Key specifications

• Comb diameter: 22 mm (approximate capacity 110–120 sheets depending on paper thickness)
• Quantity: 50 spines per pack
• Colour: blue
• Material: flexible plastic comb
• Compatibility: for comb/spiral comb binding systems

How to use

Punch pages with a compatible comb binding machine to create the usual rectangular comb holes, open a comb spine on the machine or manually, insert punched pages onto the opened comb prongs, and close the comb to secure the document. Check that the spine is seated evenly along the document edge and that pages turn freely. For large documents, choose a spine size that matches the sheet count and paper weight to avoid overfilling.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, test one spine with a typical document to confirm sheet capacity and page movement before finishing multiple copies. Store unused spines flat in a dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping.